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WJEC Eduqas GCSE English Language Practice Papers Workbook

By (author) Natalie Simpson, By (author) Julie Swain

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Written by an expert author team and including two complete English Language papers, this workbook provides an active approach to exam practice with a clear three-step focus on understanding the question, unpicking the mark scheme and improving student answers. 'Understanding the question' sections provide explicit guidance about what each question is asking, along with reminders of what should be covered in an answer. Question-by-question analysis of the mark schemes ensures that students are clear about what they need to do to gain marks, while activities throughout focus on how students can improve their answers in response to the mark schemes. Answers to activities are provided on the Oxford University Press website.

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